Pest Alternatives
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tauri
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Reviews and mentions
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We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-10-28.
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I made a Star Wars themed Programming Language in Rust!
It doesn't use a ton of Rust macros. The Pest library did a lot of the parsers heavy lifting. You give it a grammar file and add a struct with a derive and boom, you have a typed AST to work with! After that's it's clean up and on to an interpreter, which evaluates the cleaned AST in a step-by-step way. Was super quick to get a basic concept going thanks to Rust and that great library!
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Parsing for AST macros with quoting and unquoting
fyi, I am using a parser-generator (https://pest.rs/ to be specific, which uses the PEG grammar). I wonder if this is making this more complicated than it has to be. Any suggestions / resources on implementing AST macros?
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Trouble compiling even basic examples with Pest
I'm working on a small transpiler and I selected pest as a library to use. However, even attempting to take the most basic example from the crates.io page fails with a rather confusing set of errors
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How to make a programming language on Erlang VM or JVM in rust?
How could I make a programming language on the JVM or the Erlang VM? I've already parsed the language with pest and generated an AST from the pest's output. The only thing left is making a compiler
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Parser generator `pest` is looking for contributors
I haven't seen this here yet, so I pass on the message. https://github.com/pest-parser/pest/discussions/547
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Whats your favourite open source Rust project that needs more recognition?
Pest parser https://pest.rs/
- Pest. The Elegant Parser
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Learning Clojure made me return back to C/C++
I do like this approach and had considered Rust and Ocaml as an implementation language (and Rust using pest is still something I'd consider, maybe not for version 1, but maybe later so that the compiler can be a small fast-startup binary) and I do like the idea of using wasm or LLVM for the runtime, but ultimately source-level C++ interop (so I can use header-only template heavy libraries) was too important to me personally. Like I said, the language would be very heavily designed and built for my own use cases, since.. well, why else would I make a language, especially since there are so many languages and very few gain any meaningful traction.
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Learn to Build a Parser in Rust for Fun and Profit
I will be using a Rust PEG parsing library called Pest, which is pretty awesome. If you haven't yet, I'll wait up while you go install Rust.
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Language Server for pest.rs grammar.
What is the fastest way to construct a LSP for a pest.rs grammar and project? When searching about the subject always go to the Rust RLS.
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Is it bad practice to make command-line tools using crates?
My personal preference is using structopt. You can think of structopt as an extension to clap. For something that requires specialized parsing, then I tend to reach for pest. The combination of both has really been sufficient for all of my needs.
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Rust's Type System Is Turing-Complete
I used the pest[1] library in Rust, it uses something a bit like an EBNF syntax to write the grammar and generate a PEG parser.
[1] - https://pest.rs/
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pest-parser/pest is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
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